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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

0err Qbas. Suit unb 9attih uno
Srau +. 8irf, BON MOrriiOn uerbrade
ten Die Jeiertaee bel ibren bier tuOb'
member @nee6Dri9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

An bic 9ftisniubabsr Ter Srrmann ga.
SiHgs 9dnf.
Srrmann, Mi0., Zen /. apriI, 1887.
Die resslmieise iiblIihe gsrIammIuna
ber Aftituinsabrr eieItr Sauf, Gum 3psd Der
9rplbIuus pUn fuuf IirtFtOrsR far 6a5 fSm-
msHct Slbr Tnbet am 10. &3ai, 1887 i'm
Sanfeebdurs ;piltcn IL rlbr YOrmittags uuO
2 llbr Yh6m .ttass itltt.
Nbtungspcu,
Ru beTt&pbpu, A1liiTer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

SOffentli6 bat Der @etterclerf Elm
penis @iniidt uuO i6idt uns bnlo ben
BON ~unierer Staot= uno 9aHObeo0lfere
una sripiinI6ten 8e9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Sn mlerem GOuntg tpItbeten leste
@O6e ausseOebnte 8GIobrdnoe, Die Die
3erit6ruug Dieler 6en5en in @etOl9e
batten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

9auft feline @ai6maidine ebe itr
ben ueueu runben y@merican &sni6=
CT" beii6tist uno 9epriift babt. 9teb
met cineu nuf Yrobe unb penn Die Mn~
i9ine ni9t 5uIrieoeniteltenb arbeitet, 10
f6nut ibr bie1elbe rpieber SuridbringeH.
u. 6. 2eisner,
@Qeiniaer9lqcnt fir ,@a5conaoe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Strr Noolpb S6len0er lit mad Ian
serem Nufentbalt i'm Situate 6allfoHla
lebten 5reita9 mieoer mad u%nlerer
Staot Suriifgefe6rt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

9aItor s.. &6rig freut ii6 ut0ni9li6"
ii6er Die Antunft zines SDbu6ens.
Der tleiue 8eltbiir9er itellte iid) lebten
N1ittmo6 III Der Samilie 0es 6rrrn So
uia ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

araut= uno &ublrabi PilnnSeu, eben=
fails 8%lumento6lz unO anOere Gentle
9fIanien, iiuo jebt bel 9~unitgdrtuer So
Din All haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Su mebrsrtn 9iltrifteH III mlerem
@ountD 1T Der S3ultermiH I'M eIHfI'
ODER 5ruei Monate perldn9ert woroen.
Redt 10!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Ginise Ginreibum9en nit Ct. Safobs
Del beiie9en Sdmer5cu uGlcr Grt. Sn
alien Npot6efeu fir finf5ig Gents 81
habeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Morgeu Nbenb fiubet EN- 8emItblI=
der Ball in 8eber's 9alle an DER 6irIt
Greet itatt. Siebe auSeige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

6err so. SO. Bauer, uOn Berger, be-
ebrte uns leBte ISOLDE nit einem an9es
nehInen 8eiuhe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

0err Sulius 9raf Duroe lesten
gUnntas pOn ieiuer @attin nit einem
20 d)terden bei6enft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

@ltern finSen in Gbriitmann's 9lei.
o~erbanblMng cine sroBe Auspahl Sin.
oerbite gu iebr nieoeren Hreilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
SerIduQt.
Siai9cr @biSfeD.

ScI6e unisrrr 5arner RE gSbi5fY fur bic
trmmeuhs @rnte esbraubsn, perhru IS ;u
;brsm ScrtbsiIs Tnesn itbt ju faufrn Bonn
am /. Mai trit. eaS ) @'dllrnsn l.. 9eIes In
Sraft. IA Is i6 nibt lpbnt eie bCbsn 9i-
csuirn gu erhsten, 10 merle i6 nod mtinsn
9Sisfeppprratb ~ 6ilisrm 9reiIs psrfaufrn.
8auft jsBt bonn mad hem l. Rai piTe Der
grsis so prC;ent lfrissn.
@f. Serbian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Benubt Die @%ele9enbeit nno fault
Rleioer gum Gmfuufspreiie bel
u. G9lenber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
SmbtSficrc !
SDablut SHORT HORNS.

Ia I'D bslbIfhtiss tinnsH 8ur;tm ben
Staai iu rtrIaNsn, bists i'd cine aHsobI fsinET
Shprtbcrn RIht uHh 4 iunge SnlGH eer
behtn Raft, gum 8~trfaufr an. 5armrT eie
ibrsu Sisbitano ;u rsTtsIsrn Duul6sn ueTeru
fs in ibrem Sufertfe fuetn bic 2bitre auf
mtinsr 6nrm Eabs RpTriira in gussuI6rin
su Htbusn.
Sulius Me1er,
mnrrifnu aPo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Sine neue uno gruBe NustUabl oOn
8inceriuagen ioebeu erbalten uno biai9
81 babeH bel
q. Is. 9eisner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

SUeben erbalten eineu 9rOBeu SOr,
roth upn feinen 9iiteH fir Serren uno
anaben. =. 0Brl tma
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

0ate uno 8appsn in GROCER NuswahI
unb 5A duBerit nieoeren 9reiien bel 6,
96riltmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

9as Gterieit puroe in ldmmtlIben
airdsn %unIerer Stabt nit Dem iibl'den
@lan5e Qefeiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Seine QeinpanO (bOppelt breit) fir
S6irSen III 273 Gents bel 8m, @ber=
lin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Seine Serren=9 iite n~cueiter 0fOoe iebr
biui9 BEL 6. Gbriitmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Sine srOBe Iustuubl bon StrOb= nno
5ilSbiten Der ueueiten WObe iebr bilis
bel @m. @6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Ga oa5 Jog, 5=6nllOneu-@ eie5 nad
@blauf bieieS Munnts in arpft tritt,
IeGe i1 mid sen6t6igt, meinen @orratD
BON @bisfep bi1ig in u~ertaufeu um oas
nit aufsurdumen. &auft jest unb lpart
@elp. % m. GberIi n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Serr gbil. Saeifuer uno Satin ira
ten 9eItern cine Ser9niIsHnssreiie nab
ct. Qouis an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

uniern 2eiern empfebfen mir cine se=
naue 0ur6li6t unierer @n5eiselpalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

SerIep Saden fir 9amen so Gents
bel ISM. gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Gin gutter Eeseu mare iest iebr er,
plui6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Qeiet Die neuen Mn5ei9en.

0ie Maiern sraiiiren INNER nOd
ftarf inter Den 3inoern i'm @ountp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Sn Oerfaufcn!
Gin nItrs nnS brfanntrs @rinsri96tt

bsfsn priu;ipaIs gu alt fine, UNI %bnslsIbs pti-
ttTiufIbren, bitttt frIernbes Gissnrbum tiaig
jum Berfaufs an. 30 Ader bts ih6nfea 9anets
rrppn etpa Is Adsr nit ben better @eiurettn
bepIan;t iuh. Der Wrinbera in in Fsfem
3ufanee. Auf benz pIdes b%tineen fh Gin
eerduaieer eerSlbter Seller, presbaus, @pbu.
bans uub auetre DISQUALIFICATION. Die ln-
terjeifucten psrIanStn $1,000 fur has Gigtn.
lbun, wrl&es nur etr 1. SbtiI btrSummt III
bic ne fur tdsitlte btiablt bdtten. Der
Saufrreis fbliebt t~btnfaIs Wsinfd6tr, Bit
ten, aud pfsrs unb bic CUR Sttauung hes
Sanbes uub StrfertisuHs hss 9SeiHss n6fbi.
sen Mai1inrrirn, Apprrate uue @rrGtbI6af.
trH Gin. Die SdIftr ctr 9aufiuHimr in fcfort
III rHtIidttn, ea5 aneere fam eesel Cider
mug Iu 8 pr03ent fsbsn bltiben.
5Ier bieftt F9 cine cute 6sIsseubrit fir
irssHo einen @eintaueT biaie in BEN Sfiis
tints I5snrE GiseHtbums ;u ~ssIanasu.
9Ssssn Raberem rrurr man ND an
@m. SarIep & O.,
RpY. II NO52 SCUnriae. Mr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

9err Senrp 6. 8rudt. bon 5reber.
idsburs befonO ii6 gfsrn iii u%uierer
Stabt unO beebtts ms nit eiHem an9e~
nebmeu 8eiude. 0err 8radt beridtet
OaB Die @taieru in 6reOeridsbnr9 uub
llmse9enb itarf duf9etreteu iiuO uub in
uielen 6amilien 3 Bis ) &inber an benz
iel6en e~rfrnuft bnrnieherlienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
4rruanuer WoIksbatt.

Entered Al the Post ONCE ct hermann. no. an
aJmitted for transmission through the mails -
econd-class rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

8e9t bibide Sinoerbite BON %
eents auipdrts Del 6. '@briitmann,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

@ra6amz 8u6peiSeuz uno 8o99eH-
mebl 1T itets gu baben bel @m. Gbe'r
lin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Gin ,,8auz8ubm" miro uddftens in
uuierer Stabt in alem @rnite beginner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
0tfunneui

GaB bic Yreiie BON Serreu aleibe
bel q. Shlenner am n%iebri9Iten iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Sine ie6s 8fun0 piegeube Same
eingemn6ter &firiide fpitet mn 20 Gts
bel gSnt. G6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

altiber gum &Oitenprei5 bel
q. g 6Ienber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

8pm 6elten weiBen S3uder erbdlt ninn
II Yfnnn fir 500 bel @m. @berlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

@eitidte SOmmeri6atul8 fir 9nmen
nur $1.OO BEL @m. Sberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Wnfrrnnnn in gcrna.
Neue Nn3ei9en.

3umScrtriebc duBrrif jusfabissr 30 ERIE
pirb FUR bitfSem plaB unb umssesub gcr-
trttuns seIu@t. eiberale Ssbiusuustu. 3ti-
tungstrdger nnb ,,StaticnrrY Stcrrs" mSesu
INN ~ Samples" uaGfrasen.
Cd m ID & 2anbSber9tr,
8O7 Sab.8rUa6pap. Ct. 90uis, NO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
&abI=Vpti3.

Ssrmann, Mo.. tsuS Asril, 1887.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01

say that it is any more IN order, Tor
men TO conQrl gate la such places, 70
spend their evenings, discussing all
manner of subjects, regardless OF the
feelings OF otl ers who may chance, or
through busihess, be present at such
times. Stores IN country towns are
too often All fJyed by luungers, in the
s'lobby.n nt1ihg, or chewing. aud
splitting the 4 'lthy tobacco juice upon
the floor. OLE round the stove; and fire.
quently, llsf tobacco smoke is so
thoroughly corporated in some arti-
cles of an cable character, that Gus
TONERS. of : sitive taste, will not pur-
chase their groceries vt the stores
where such filthy habits are owe
We are pleased to note that one store
in this town has broken up the haDlt
of lounging And smoking. we heard
a small boy hy, q few years ago thst
"Fsther 81 pkes, and l am gong 10
smoke tool II parents or guardians
wish to properly train their boys, leC
them set the example of spending their
evenings at Home and take an interest
entertaining them IN some way that
helps to mako home attractive. Treat
the 10y AS II you expect him to be
a man some bay. and you will help him
to become manly. X
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01
DRESS GOODS.

Throughout the season we have been pounding the dress goods
market with the Sedge hammer blows Of our great purch Using power
and even upon a strong market we We're able to reduce prices by a very
large preeentage. December prices are far lower than in October.
tons are from Prices Existing at the Hour of writing.
From those prices the decline is in many cases fifty per cent. and IN
none less than twenty.
The prices Of IS French Robes are cut in half.
Is pieces Plush beaded novelties reduced from 81 to 81.
25 pieces Plush Novelties reduced from 81 to 81.
I25.
500 pieces OF Plain French Dress stuGs including serges, Dagonals,
Ottomanss CamelsBair Cloth, Cheyi0ts, &c, at twenty-five per cent
70 pieces Of French All Wool Cashmeres. at so cents per yard,
from 30 cents.
IS pieces Of 54inch Dress Cloths at 75eentsp per yard, from s. cents.
60 pieces OF 54lnch HOmeSpunS AT 90 centsper yard, from 70 cents;
go pieces Of 50tnch hair line and bold stripes at 50 cents per yard,
from 81.
Sc Pieces Of 5Oineh graduated stripes, at 50 cents per yard, from
70 cents.
~sl5sPteces of5ptneh hairrne stripesat 50 cents per yard, from d5
cents.
100 Pieces OF 44-inch side band novelties at 50 cents per yard from
65 cents.
40 Pieces of finch Line PlMds at 50 cents per yard from 65 cents,
SO Pieces OF 44lnch Plain Homespuns at 40 cents per yard IRON %
600 Pieces of 52ineh jacquard Combinations at 3T1 per yard from
50 cents.
50 Pieces Of 42inch Camels Hair Homespuns IT 80 cents per yard
from 3714 cents.
200 Pieces of Double Fold Fancy Dress SUITS atl5 cents per yard
from 25 cents.
In the print and Bingham department viii sell
500 yards Of Hall wool dress stun at 10 and ia cents from 10 To Is
45 pieces of dfess gfnghams ats cents from 10 and 1917 cents per
-cases OF 81 printed rouards at Z cents per yard, from lOcents.
--cases some of the best standard calicees at cents per yard
from : cents,
--cases of good eahcoes at 4 cents from 5 aud 6 cents per yard
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01

JOS. j. Summerill, Esq, spent
Christmas in Maryland, we suppose,
after "blackhead ducks" as he took his
gun along.
Oscar Willett, who has been p. d. in
the RECORD office for about seven
months, will enter :. X. Leap e Sons
store on Monday to learn the clerking
business.
The hog cholera is still prevalent
throughout the the county. Josiah
Summerill lost a fine pen full aud had
none to kill this winter. David Sparks,
Patrick Torpey, of Warrington, and
other farmers, have last many. 1t Is a
great loss to the farmers.
The Methodist Protestant Church,
at ~Pedricktown, which has been stand
ing idle for some years, was last week
sold by the Society to Ebenezer Sparks
for $3.50. 1t is not known what use he
will put the building to, though some
think he bought it for other par
ties, and that the Catholics are the
real purchasers. Tire will tell.
Rev. G.. Elvin, of st. Pauls NJ. e.
Church was unable to fill his pulpit
last Sunday because Of an attack OF
rheumatism. His presence was great
Iy missed. S. Il. Leap, the Superin-
tendent conducted the morning SER
vices reviewing the Sunday School
lesson. Mr.. Walters, the Superintend-
dent of the Pedriektown, NJ. +. Sab
bath school conducted the evening SER
vices.
Our Florida correspondent has in
deed put in words a note of the past.
No singing lassies are now heard at
Pierce's music store. Last Saturday
night instead of his picture, there was
a vast different one. Then the store
looked dim and lonely as Constable,
Ward sat in there knitting net by a
dim light surrounded by music papers,
books and Instruments. you never
miss the water till the we'll rum dry"
is the old saying but true.
The follow list of subjects has been
decided upon. the general theme for
the week being conservation.
Monday-Prayer for the manifest
presence of the Holly Spirit.
Observation-Disclosures Conservation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the
family.
Thursday - Conservation in tn"
Friday-Consecration to soul vim
ming.
Saturday - Conservation so the
worlds evHngeliZation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01

Merchants are cordially in
vited to visit the Wholesale
quarters in the new po'tions Of
the building may be reached
by the elevator near tie Thir-
teenth and Market Street door.
We want you to see what we
are about; we want to get ac-
for mutual Advantage.
We have a stock of goods in
many respects differelt from
others. Most assuiedly we
get our goods cheaply. and who
ever wants to set busness go
ing quickly shall have pur best
help.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01
waahburY Tatilinxs.

MIR. EDIToR.-l have no news Tor
your subscribers, only a few lines how
l enjoyed myself at ~Pennsgrove. Wen,
| should smile, II 1 dld not ENJOY my
self. The entertainment Ia the bricK
Church was immense. Although I'M
able to procure u seat down stairs, l
was ushered up into the gallery and
finally found a ses.t beside II of the
ladies of the Church. Tie four sheph-
erds and Mt. Long Ago was eomical
indeed. | have hardly succeeded in
strengthening my mouth since. most
certainly enjoyed myself hughly IA 1
always do, for the Pennsgroye girls are
lively. and like to frolic.
On Saturday evening US three OF us
we're on oar way to the Bethel en-
tertainmeut, 1 was accosted by two
ladies and finally increased the number
to three yotplg ladies, and you can inn
aRine | had my hands full. When
we arrived at the Bethel Chnrch the
auditorium room was densely packed,
and | was uuabled to procure seats
for my conapanions. Why you might
have thought I WAS y Mormon il you
had only g us walking on the street.
Every time wa crossed the street, II
you should have seen me, you would
have thought | was playing that old
thatt called fucker Want Is q
Wife"
After the entertainment We spent al
evening together right merrily, several
others being present. We had q de-
lightful time walking oys the snow
banks and &c. Why you might have
thought We were going to Salem but
we did not go that far. After staying
until IA las hour we parted. Near
the wee Ltrs | found my bed and on
ly wishedsfor another day. Strange
some peops wants the earth.
Happy New year to the Psmsgrove
RECORD aid Mr.. Long Ago. May You
have more business than ever 70 you
may have % build q printing house of
;.nnae''o Ji0o. M-Asuna.
Bra.ila balm cures D.afAsss. loo.
brazilian Remsdiss ct ". D. Rob
JtRs S22rp4s store R~aansgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01
Christmas Tfdimgs.

Christmas time passed off meTrily
in P~ennsgrove. On Christmas Eve
Emmanuel Sunday School held an en-
ertaiDment in the Church. Notwith-
standing it was "a dark and rainy night
the church was filled to its seating
capacity. The exercises consisted of
a Cantata entitled ''St. Nicholas Wis
it to the School," The parts of the
several characters and the singing Were
we'll performed. The principle charac-
ters were performed by the following:
Autumn, Emma Fennimore; Jack
Frost, James d. %Summerill; Queen
Winter, Mary f. Davenport; Storm
King, John Smith; Long Ago, Edw.
j. Fawce Shepherds, Geo. flanssin,
C. H. SummerilI, Thos. Flanagan, and
Harry Smith; st. Mich, G. IL. Dagger.
/ After the entertainment candles
were distributed to the mein0ers OF the
school, no presents being allowed to be
given. The Church was tastefully de-
corated with greens and at the rear of
the stage there was a chimney. In the
fire place was an old crane on which
there was a pot over the hearth piled
with wood from which a light shone
forth. The whole was Il success.
st, Paul's Sunday School instead OF
the usual entertainment and presents
had a gift offering Christmas Eve. As
each class came forward with its offer
ing the leader recited some appro-
pirate piece of scripture. lndi-
yiduals also brought gifts. Forty dol
ars in cash was received besides sew
eral dollars worth of dry goods N
| and orders for the same. On Christ
mas morning many needy ones OF the
Church were the recipients of these
needful presents.
On Saturday evening the Bethel
Sunday School held its Christmas en-
tertainment. The Church was luxur-
iously decorated with greens and a
tree full of presents, There was a
crowded house to listen to the enter
tanning singing, reading and declama-
tions delivered principally by the
| school, after which presents were dis
tributed to anxious Gre wd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-01
Florida Letter.

uitou, tn'1 DcC' 40, cos
Mr.. EDlToE.-
Once more | seize the
pen to give yon a few items for your
many readers to pefuse while sitting
aruand their hresides these long winter
mig its. Efls mind OF man is 30 con-
stitated, sven though he be hundreds OF
milB from home, that his thoughts
will wander In that direction. As l
am writing this on Saturday night my
imagination seems o vivid than
usud. 1t appears to me that | can
alm,st see "Goodie" Walker prancing
around his victims with up lifted blade
reay to strike, and also hear the oft
REPEATED word, next" Keep your
toos sharp .'Goodis." There is work
ahesd for you some day.
lassing this well known resort we
moe u few steps further down town,
opta u door and enter. The proprietor
| of his establishment who has sn open
gtlial co~untenance, grsets US with "
smile. We return the salutstion and
| SEA enter into the usual controversy,
pitics and religion. Now. there Is
scaething 80 attractive about this
plce that there will be found the best
tabnt in the town. Even the minis
tbs OF the place love to meet there
nj relieve their brain Of some
Of its weighty matter. Why
ishis place so fascinating ono cannot
II, unless 1t Is because of the neat
ad orderly arrangements of the furni-
I've inside, and also the neat aid
chm appearance of the proprietor and
h5chief clerk.
We emerge from this place whore
destes and arguments 20 on uncsas
iriy, cross the street TO our right,
wlk . few steps further down town,
al suddenly halt before . music store
q the pavement In front Of this store
oa Saturday night is gathered a
I,tley groupo OF youthful gsllsnts OF the
ssrner sex, who stand there by the
Inr, gazing on ths fair sex within,
ao, by the way, meet there on this
Ifticular night to practice. The
sect strains which come from these
sset singers OF Israel Is enough, not,
oS to enchant these youthful watch
ef bit cause them to feel q particular
sesatlon around the region OF the
hart
Fepass by these rosy checked las
si@ald youthful heroes, the hope OF
o5l mrch and nation, move a little
fpihT down the street, halt again,
take ,erusory glance around and en-
ter \ establishment, whose proprie-
Tor ways greets you with . genial
smi md is always ready to attend to
you'iants. In this place can he seen
enc Pennsgroye's residents, whose
: anits are b. W., ever hulling pea
: nut q chewing on some saccharine
, msA, Here also many others will be
! fodgathered, whose sole objsct APP
pei 10 be to interest soms by relating
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County Gleanings.

Charles II. Smith, of Haddonfeld
has sold his trotting mare, "Gertie L."
to Jos. X. Lippincott, of Woodstown.
The m are has a record of 2.29.
A party of Philadelphia and Salem
capitalists have purchased the Reuben
Hinchman farm, along Salem creek,
near Salem. A valuable deposit OF clay
has been found on the farm, and kilns
will be erected and the manufacture OF
bricks commenced the coming y
VIM. ID. Clayton OF the firm OF
Lawson Il Clayton, at Woodst0wn 10
now on a business prospecting tour
through New Mexico.
Salem County has n student at
Princeton College, Abner Hires, OF
Quinton.
For Colds, Catarrh, and Asthms Brag-
iliap Balm is infallible. -10.e--50e
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Set Good Examples.

For the RECORD.
MIR. EDIroR.-I notice in your
highly appreciated paper, of Christ
mas day" issue, some very good advice
ON management of boys. particularly
concerning the habit of sitting in the
stores or saloons. We cannot deny
that it is annoying to older people, to
see boys enjoy privileges that are, by
a time honored custom, only accorded
to those who have passed through the
years of childhood, though forgetful
of the desires that once they had, of
seeing the day when equal rights
would give them their due. Who Will
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This advertisement ! sent 70
the newspapers out ofown enc
day IN adPanee Of the city pa
pers in Older that par es at a
distance may have equally
early notice of our doags.
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ALLEN-In Pennsgrove, Dec. 10,
1896, VIM. Allen, in his 18th year.
wOOD-In Wing Lane, Dec. %,
Sallie Richman Wood, wife of Judge
W. A. Wood, in her 45th year.
~WOOLMAN.-In Woodstown, oath
inst, Mary Ann Woolman, widow Of
the late James Woolman, aged rs
year,.
FRENCH-In Woodstown, on 18th
inst, Rachel, M, wife of Samuel
French, iifher 5lst year.
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HOUSE FURNISHlN

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800 Brass tandlesticks with pendant prfsms at 40 cents
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